Mayview Notes Highlight Local Social and Travel
Mayview residents share Friday visits with kin in Higginsville and Independence, with Sam Beamer at the Marshall Fair and Pack Beaner visiting the fair in Marshall. The column notes several travel, family visits, and small-town events across Marshall, Higginsville, Kansas City, and nearby towns, including a death in Odessa and various local business and social happenings.
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Mayview Notes
Sam Beamer
Alma Kincheloe
Mrs. Jordan
Gilliam
Walter Mills
Higginsville
T. D. Williams
Kansas City
G. A. Stier
Mite Mollie Johnson
Corder
Joseph DeBolt
Lamar
Cal
Wu. Myuutvs
C& A
Independence
Nannie Gordon
Judge Butt
Pack Beaner
Marshall
Pack
Otto Nolte
Lewis Richtermann
Page City
Ben F. Winsor
Fowler Bros
Bonds Authorized by Lexington Water Co Shareholders
Shareholders at a special meeting approved issuance of first mortgage six percent gold bonds for 1000 each totaling 100000. Catholic church ladies held a lawn sale Friday night on church premises, raising about 115 dollars with net profit around 76 to 90 dollars, profits to fund a new organ.
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Lexington Water Co
Ladies of the Catholic Church
Beautiful Picture Free With Farm Progress Subscriptions
The Farm Progress offers a six color 23x20 inch fruit picture titled Natural Fruits with every three year subscription. Send 30 cents for a three year or three one year subscriptions to Farm Progress, St. Louis.
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Farm Progress
St. Louis
Air Ship At State Fair Promises Daily Ascents
The Board of Directors has engaged the best air ship in the United States under a leading aeronaut. It will make daily ascensions during the fair when wind speeds stay under 12 miles per hour and can be steered in any direction. Spectacular demonstrations and high class entertainments will be staged in front of the Grand Stand and Live Stock Pavilion weather permitting, enhancing the fair from opening to close. Contact Rippey Sedalia at the county clerk's office for premium nouns information.
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Board of Directors
United States
Nebessary
Rippey
Sedalia
Mark of a Good Man and the Angry London Globe
After dinner remarks are questioned as to why a truly decent man speaks little once anger rises. The London Globe notes the enduring quality of restraint and moral character in public discourse.
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London Globe
Plea for Common Things Beyond Mere Objects
A compact call to value everyday items and shared comforts over material excess. It urges mindful use and communal regard, arguing that common things sustain daily life and social harmony more than pursuit of rare or flashy goods.
Ginevra stage production by Mistletoe Lyceum Bureau
The Methodist ladies present a 200 strong Ginevra production in Lexington directed by the Mistletoe Lyceum Bureau of New York. The show features leading local singers, many specialty acts, drills, tableaux, and a children's scene with diverse acts like the Japanese scene Wreath and Wand drills and the Rose and the Rosen.
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Ginevra
Mistletoe Lyceum Bureau of
New York
Lexington
People’s Cure for Stomach Ills
A fragment summarizes home remedies for stomach, liver, and bowel issues, recommending consulting a competent person and claiming remedies are affordable at first-class drug stores. It mentions constipation and pepsin as treatments, but the text is garbled and incomplete.
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John Horner
Ford Smith
Leo Green
Mr. Garnet of
Joplin
Miss Hattie
I. F. Weaver
Mies Hulda Beubler
Higinsville
Sam Schmitz
Miss Humphreys
Grand Pass
James Lee
T. NM. Chinn
Viola
Abbie Pucker
Edith Kelly
Red Fulkerson
Oviessa
Dean
Waverly
China Building
Belle
Myrtle Graves
Mrs. L. ©. Chiles
Martle Fields
Mrs. de Bolt
TM. Chinn
Anna Parret
Eisie
T.T. Pucket
Williama
Wm, Moore
Mionis
Nina
Garret Etherton
Ladies Aid of the Christian Church
Wm. McAllister
Illinois
The
Western Union
Mr. and
Mire
Jack McAllister
Keith
Trinidad
Colo
Higeinaville
Nadine
John Staley
Minerva Hale
Mayview
Odessa
Baptist Minater
Bngilish
Baptist Church
Old Kentucky
Louisville
Serere
J. O. Coffin
E. M. Englehart
Miami
Gacar Thomas
Chester
Oulda
Marguerite Davis
Ethel Goodwin
Fayette
W. F. Smith
Etta Dinwiddie
St Louis
R. S. Dinwidie
Naomi Karr
Mamie Crank
Mildred Swartz
H. H. Mowry
Doris Burnett
Denver
John Larkin
Wellington
Larkin
Bertha Parke
Mollie Filis
Homer C. Hackett
Central College
W. D. McKay
Lon Neville
Chickasha Ind. Te
John Leach
Green Fulkerson
Baby
Centerview
A. B. Slusher
Emma Bronkhorst
Flora Saunders
Otto Bronkhorst
Morgan County
James A. Allison
Marehall
Frank Corder
Isaac Fulkersop
Frank McClure
Arline Crews
Herman Odlechlaegar
James Helliker
Margaret Norwell
Jennie L Dford
Oe Chats
Kansasity
Jefferson City
Migscouri Étate Board of Agriculture
Executive Mansion
Coun Thee
Curtis Hill
Gray Summit
Union
California
Tipton
Warrensburg
Holden
Pleasant Hill
Greenwood
Lee's Summit
St. Charles
Warrenton
Fulton
Columbia
Highesville
Missouri River
Lisbon
Boone County
J. B. Boggs
Circuit Court
Library of the University
Columbia Herald
William Brekine
Glasgow
Milton
Great Britain
Cameron
Mixgouri
Anie
Missouri
Belleville
Henry Huhn, Jr
Adams Express Company
Jamestown
Louisiana
Goddrich
Hydon
Poland
B. M. Abambera
Oswego
Kan
Becker's
Opera House
Cute Keep
Missouri State University At
Osta
F. G. Bord
Jefferson City City
Boonville
G. W. Baldridge
Attica
R. D. Barnett
James Barnett
A. Benton
Margaret
Marion
Sioux City
Mr. Benton
Midway
Summit
H. J. Hamil
Grand Central Hotel
Florence
Extelle Callum
J. T. Taylor
Rebecca M. Taylor
Nashville
Tenn
J. A. Rankin
Ray County
W. D. Rankin
Miss Taylor
Rankin
Elaine Campbell
Slater
Frances Eggleston
Emma O'Brien
Marguerite Bates
Irving Tevis
Sydney
Irving Jr
Palace Mercantile Go
J. R. Wilmot
J. Q Plattenburg
H. Wallace
Leroy Farmer
Lee Wallace
Plattenburg Coal Company
GEO
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Court House
Farmer's Drug Store
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the Steelsmiths
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Steelsmiths
Grand Opera
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